In response to U.S. airstrikes, Tomahawk cruise missile strikes, drone strikes, and ATACMS strikes on various cities in southern Iran, including Chabahar, Bandar Abbas, Konarak, and Jask, the IRGC launched a wave of ballistic missiles and drones towards U.S. military infrastructure in Jordan, Bahrain, Iraqi Kurdistan, and Kuwait.

Approximately 15 ballistic missiles (possibly more) targeted U.S. bases in Jordan, including Camp Titin, Prince Hassan Airbase, and Muwaffaq Salti Airbase. Impacts occurred at Camp Titin and likely both other bases too. According to unconfirmed reports by the IRGC and other media, there were casualties among U.S. soldiers at Camp Titin who were med-evaced out, although Reuters, citing sources, refutes these claims.

The Jordanian Army claims that 10 out of 13 ballistic missiles were shot down (some of which were shot down over southern Syria), although it's likely that more than 13 missiles were launched. The IRGC has not yet commented on the strikes on Muwaffaq Salti Airbase or Prince Hassan Airbase.

The Iranian Army also claims that Arash-2 kamikaze drones targeted Sheikh Issa Airbase in Bahrain, although it's likely that they were all shot down outside Bahraini airspace.

Additionally, right now, Kuwait is under attack by Iranian missiles and drones, with reports of sirens and air defence activity. It's unclear what the target of these attacks are.

Other Iranian retaliatory attacks include Shahed-131/136 attacks on U.S. military infrastructure in Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan, as well as anti-ship cruise missile launches towards U.S. Navy vessels off the coast of Oman.

The Israeli Air Force carried out another wave of airstrikes against southern Lebanon last night, targeting the Hezbollah tunnel complex on Ali Al-Taher Hill and nearby heights, as well as the towns of Nabatieh al-Fawqa and Douha Kfarouman.